Emmanuel Macron in Mont-Saint-Michel for a speech ahead of a new day of mobilization

Ahead of a new day of mobilization against the pension reform, Emmanuel Macron is expected on the afternoon of Monday, June 5, in Mont-Saint-Michel, a symbol “French Soul” from “endurance” and “Resistance” to mark the millennium of the foundation of his abbey. In particular, it will announce a campaign to classify more religious buildings in France from the 19th century.^e and XX^e For centuries, as historical monuments, in order to promote their preservation, with the possible launch of a financial subscription of the French to restore it. “A Modest Religious Heritage”.

Of the 50,000 places of worship in France, including 42,000 Catholic ones, only 10,500 are protected as historical monuments, a label that opens up the support of the Ministry of Culture, the Élysée said in a statement.

The President asks his Ministers of Culture and Interior to submit an inventory to him before the European Heritage Days on 16 and 17 September. “brighter” The advisor explained about the condition of these buildings.

On site, the President will visit the “Residence of the Archangel” exhibition, which tells the story of this jewel of French heritage in thirty objects, and will deliver a speech.

Is the head of state going to connect with the political news, which has been revealed in recent weeks by a long pension crisis, while his approval ratings are rising after months of strong distrust? Since François Mitterrand in 1983, presidents have been going to this emblematic place to deliver their message. In 2007, Nicolas Sarkozy chose to start a presidential campaign.

The silhouette of the abbey, between land and sea, is a symbol “Everything that makes the French a people of conquerors and builders”Raises Elise again. “This is a place that proves our people’s ability to adapt to the times” and who embodies “Battles that are necessary and [qu’il] will have to lead” Against the backdrop of climate change.

memorial route

After continuing the memorial route that began in Lyon on May 8 in honor of Jean Moulin, Emmanuel Macron will also begin preparations for his 80th birthday.^e The anniversary of the Allied landings of June 6, 1944, which will occur in 2024.

He will travel to the landing sites of Colleville-Montgomery, Calvados, to attend not the traditional June 6 ceremony scheduled for Ver-sur-Mer and led by Armed Forces Minister Sébastien Lecornu, but the annual commemoration. Marine Corps School.

Mr Macron – in memory of Léon Gauthier, 100, the last living Frenchman to take part in the landings – will present green berets to students who have successfully completed the commando course. Its presence is a tribute to the 177 Frenchmen who landed on June 6, 1944, grouped under Kiefer’s Commando, along with 132,000 Allied troops.

First of all, the head of state will officially create a public interest group that will be responsible for the preparation of the major celebration planned for the 80s.^e Anniversary.

Calvados Prime Minister-elect Elizabeth Bourne will also attend Colville, an opportunity for the two chief executives to appear together after Emmanuel Macron replaced him as head of government last week to adopt the strategy in the face of a national rally.